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The Watching Artist wrote:
OrangeRKN wrote:It was good and I learnt some history I didn't know about so that's cool. And a genuine good explanation for why the villain didn't just shoot them all dead! A lot of the rest was still slightly unbelievable but hey-ho

Looking forward to seeing how they get bus driving to be a relevant occupation in literally every episode of this series

They blates cribbed that from Blakes 7.

Only downside is that by having Ryan just get rid of him (and not have the Doctor tell him off) is that it the whole thing could have been stopped way earlier if she had just done the same.

Yeah they did kind of steal that from Gan in blakes 7 I wish they would bring Blakes 7 or to be precise something in that universe back, and do it quick while Villa and Avon actors are still alive to cameo.

https://www.blogtorwho.com/rosa-vs-reality-did-doctor-who-get-it-right/

Worth a quick look.

ill make the thread title yet

Wait, Hexx has Donna regards Donna in the highest tier of companio

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I know people like her, but I hate her. HATE!!

Then again I cannot stand Tate in anything at all, bar DuckTales where she is not gooseberry fool.

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Crappiest title ever

The Watching Artist wrote:Crappiest title ever

i dunno love and monster was a pretty rubbish title

This is terrifying

Corazon de Leon

The Trump analogy is a bit unsubtle for me.

Erm.... Dunno about that one. As a piece of horror it was pretty good but I kept hoping the giant spiders would just be more then giant spiders and it never happened. The story just didn't really seem to go anywhere.

It was like someone took the Green Death and Planet of the Spiders, blended them together, but stripped out all the themes that made them special.

Another excellent episode. Creepy spiders. Trump analogy. Bradley Walsh haunted by his dead wife (

) Whittaker is coming into her own.

Started welling up a bit when they all jumped in the TARDIS at the end :oops:

This is the best Who I've seen in ages.

I strawberry floating hate spiders :dread:

Lost it @ 'are you Ed Sheeran?'

I'm not scared of spiders but I imagine that would've been terrifying for those who are.

Graham is still the best.

Pfft wasn't that scary. :roll:

I enjoyed that. Yeah, it wasn't as impactful as last week, and there could have been more to spiders, but it seemed to have the moral angel of dumping makes gooseberry fool strawberry floated up. I have no problems with that, but people online seem to. Well, going by gooseberry fool I saw on last week's episode.

Overall a better episode than 1 and 2, but not as good as 3.

I wonder if the guy from the good wife will pop up again?

I'm definitely enjoying the focus on self contained episodes rather than trying to do some over arching story. They never really managed to make them payoff in a satisfactory way.

well that episode was the stuff of nightmares

did love the scene where they all ask to go with her

lex-man wrote:I'm definitely enjoying the focus on self contained episodes rather than trying to do some over arching story. They never really managed to make them payoff in a satisfactory way.

This actually tempts me to start watching again. I stopped watching in the Matt Smith days... Have there been any must-watch/OMFG/amazing episodes since then?

The plot was absolute bobbins, but it was thoroughly enjoyable. And I’d imagine there are a fair few kids (and adults!) having nightmares tonight. :nod:

Yaz is a TERRIBLE police officer though. A guy points a gun at her and she completely ignores it? :lol:

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